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Top Trends in 2025

Automation Mag

Canadian companies have had a rough start to the year as discussions on the potential economic impact of tariffs point towards difficult times ahead. While the end of 2024 suggested a growing focus on humanoid robotics and further advancements in AI, automation technologies have taken a backseat in current plans for Canadian manufacturers.

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AMRs and AGVs Augment Material Handling Efficiency and Safety

Fabricating & Metal Work

Autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) and Automated Guided Vehicles (AGVs) automate repetitive and physically demanding tasks, freeing up your team to focus on more complex and value-added activities within the shop. Whats more, these systems streamline workflows and reduce cycle times.

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Moldmakers Help Drive Innovation in Medical Device Manufacturing

Mold Making Technology

Automation has shifted from an option to a necessity, as shops implement robotics and AI-driven systems across their operations. These solutions are streamlining everything from mold design to production and inspection, helping maintain quality standards while reducing lead times and labor costs.

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Robots: Doing More With Less Floorspace

Modern Machine Shop

The automation market is growing rapidly, with affordable, space-saving robots and pre-engineered robotic work cells available for shops with tighter floor space limits and broader needs. These types of robots are well-suited for extracting machined parts out of chucks and for loading mills.

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IMTS / Hannover Messe Chicago Recap

Gary Mintchell

D:PLOY automatically discovers and configures all the components in a robotic cell – including any leading collaborative or light industrial robot arm and tools – while also integrating external I/O from sensors and machines. D:PLOY will be available for all common robotic applications, making deployment up to 80% faster.

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OMRON launches midrange AMRs with top modules

Robotics Business Review

OMRON is bringing its new midrange MD-650 and MD-900 autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) to the U.S. OMRON said, however, that businesses looking to deploy AMRs often realize that an AMR without a top module is like a robot arm without a gripper. The post OMRON launches midrange AMRs with top modules appeared first on The Robot Report.

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Custom algorithm used to solve challenges with robotic layer forming and de-tray system

Control Engineering

Applied Manufacturing Technologies (AMT) worked with Gojo Industries to create robotic cells: a de-tray and layer forming system. Designing the de-tray and layer forming robotic cells allowed several the engineering team to solve robot speed issues and meet cycle time requirements. Project summary.

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